This document analyzes and compares how different newspapers covered major world events like natural disasters and political uprisings on their front pages versus on Twitter. It finds that US papers tended to have more articles and shorter headlines compared to Spanish papers. It also compares the asynchronous and synchronous evolution of news coverage over time between different media sources. Next steps discussed include developing tools for crowdsourced analysis, scraping data directly from newspaper sites, integrating more variables, and combining coverage with other media streams like Twitter.